Yorkshire Coast News from Friday, April 18th, 2025

Boro had Richie Bennett to thank for a late point, at Spennymoor, on Good Friday.

It's Filey Food and Drink Festival across the weekend.

Officers investigating reports of a sexual assault at Beverley Bus Station are releasing this e-fit image in connection with the investigation.

The Blues made it three in three after a dramatic afternoon in Manchester on Good Friday.

With news emerging that the club could be without a home ground for much of next season Boro's management and fans have been giving their thoughts on the situation.

A Scarborough Councillor has been told repairs to the 3G pitch at Scarborough Sports Village could take 44 Weeks to complete once a decision to go ahead with repairs is approved and could cost £3m to repair.

The Blues go to FC United of Manchester on Good Friday before Monday's last home game of the season with old rivals Blyth Spartans.

A man has been sentenced to two-years and eight-months behind bars and been placed on the sex offenders register for life after admitting to sexually assaulting a woman.

Brian Pearce, 76 has been sentenced for sexual activity in the presence of a child. The abuse happened when he was in Ryedale more than a decade ago.